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Find perfection in these places where land meets water.<p>Ask true beach lovers to name a favorite swath of surf and sand, and the answer changes with the tides. Luckily our planet is covered in oceans, seas, and lakes, which means there’s a beach to indulge any whim. From pearly crescents covered in …

US intelligence agencies think Russia wanted to aid a Trump victory with hacks during the election, say reports. Trump's transition team fires back.<p>The debate about alleged Russian efforts to hack the US presidential election got more intense Friday.<p>Citing unnamed sources, two major US newspapers …

Yes, you can get your Zen on while getting miles in. Here are nine tips for making your next run extra-serene.<p>I’m running down Kelly Drive in Philadelphia on an unseasonably warm fall day, my purple sneakers softly thudding against the ground. As I run, I notice a young boy skateboarding on the …

Glühwein and hot chocolate, snowy views, empty museums and comfort food … Guardian readers pick the best European cities for an atmospheric winter holiday<p>Winning tip: Tobogganing in Zurich<p>The best way to see Zurich is from the top of its own mini mountain, Uetliberg, from where you get a view of …

Meanwhile, some US commentators on cybersecurity issues have suggested that these attacks are not a surprise but appear to be a new spin on an old strategy<p>It could have been a cold war drama. The world watched this week as accusations and counter-accusations were thrown by the American and Russian …

Popular image editing app <i>Pixelmator</i> was today updated to version 3.5, adding two impressive new tools to improve selections and a new Pixelmator Retouch extension for the Photos app.<p><i>Pixelmator</i>'s new Quick Selection Tool, which is smarter than the existing tool, makes it much easier to select large …

<b>(CNN) —</b> For decades this Philadelphia physician lived a life inside his head, rarely expressing himself with his heart. He says his inability to open up wasn't good for his first marriage, or his second.<p>"I did not want to get divorced again, did not want to go through this thing with a broken …

Take a look at your hand, right or left, it doesn't matter. Now imagine every finger represents a word. How many sentences can you come up with?<p><i>I think therefore I am.</i><p><i>Don't sweat the small stuff.</i><p><i>All you need is love.</i><p>Ximena Martinez, from Texas, thought this one was good: "Las naranjas son muy …

Is your Wi-Fi connection sometimes a little sluggish or unresponsive? Perhaps your monthly allowance seems to run out a little too quickly? If that’s the case, then it’s possible that someone might be piggybacking on your home wireless network. This guide will walk you through a few tips to check …

<b>1. An Israeli company named Cellebrite may be helping the FBI unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.</b> The company has a forensic security division.<p><b>2. Google is planning a massive expansion of its data center empire.</b> It's expanding the Google Cloud Platform to 12 more regions …

<i>WASHINGTON (By David Shepardson, Reuters)</i> — The FBI and U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued a bulletin Thursday warning that motor vehicles are “increasingly vulnerable” to hacking.<p>“The FBI and NHTSA are warning the general public and manufacturers — of vehicles, …

<b>Denmark is the world's happiest country while Burundi is the least happy, according to a new survey.</b><p>The fourth World Happiness Report also found that countries where there was less inequality were happier overall.<p>Switzerland, Iceland, Norway and Finland, which like Denmark have strong social …

Big Data has changed all that. These days, tremendous volumes of information are being generated and collected through new technologies, be they large telescope arrays, DNA sequencers or Facebook.<p>The data is vast, but the kinds of data and the formats they take are also new. Consider the hourly …

What does big data know about <i>you</i>?<p>Quite a lot.<p>Every time we use a computer, access our phones, or open an app on a tablet, we’re leaving a digital trail. Most people are vaguely aware that Google knows what they’ve searched for, or that Facebook knows who their friends are, but it goes much, much …

Sonos speakers offer some of the best features in the game, but they come with one drawback: it’s expensive to get the whole-home setup that people love so much. The cheapest speaker, the Sonos Play:1 comes in at $200, while the Play:3 runs $299, and the Play:5 goes for $499. And remember, to get …

How a wooden toy called Cubetto may help foster the next generation of digital groundbreakers.<p>It’s generally agreed upon that the ability to code is going to be an invaluable job skill for upcoming generations. So how do you teach preliterate children aged three to seven how to program without …

It’s fair to say that BMW’s i range has, until now, been more a pair of distantly related cousins than it has been a close-knit automotive family. The i3 and i8 are both fascinating vehicles, but being an electric city car and a hybrid sports car, they have left what could be described as a …

The Scholten family is living a life made for Instagram.<p>In June 2015, husband, wife, two teenage daughters, and their adorable dog packed up their belongings and moved into a cabin-like wooden dwelling built inside a greenhouse.<p>Designed by students at the University of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, …